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Original Message -----
From: "ceo"
To:
"annageor"
Sent:
Friday, July 02, 2004 10:14 AM
Subject:
[Fwd: Proposal Re : Getting up Speed in "9+2"]
>
Dear Mr Luk,
>
> I refer to your mail of 25.6.2004 to the Chief Executive and am
> authorized to acknowledge receipt of it. Thank you for writing to
us.
>
>
>
> Yours sincerely,
>
>
> (Herman Tse)
> for Private Secretary to Chief Executive
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Original Message -----
From: annageor
To: Mr. Tung CW
Sent: Friday, June 25, 2004 4:24 PM
Subject: Proposal Re : Getting up Speed
in "9+2"
Dear Mr.
Tung,
I have
to express my appreciation on our civil servants' endurance & efficiency
during all these years of not too good time.
Indeed,
I like the communication with them. Pls get upto full steam ahead in the 9+2
project and inject the necessary resources to fortify them in the handling of
such a huge and overwhelming work.
The
attachments're fyi and in case you have any comments, pls contact by return
email.
Regards,
George
Luk
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Original Message -----
From: tklee
To: annageor
Cc: kklam ; siukailau
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 2:10 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: Proposal RE:
"9+2"
Dear George,
Many thanks for your note and would be very pleased to share with you on this
subject again. I'll arrange a mutually convenient time in due course.
Regards,
TK LEE
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"annageor"
05/05/2004
13:28
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To:
"Lee TK"
cc:
"Lam K.K."
"Lau SK"
Subject:
Fw: Proposal RE: "9+2"
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Dear TK,
Attached herewith a file on "Global Restructuring" from Stephen
Roach, Beijing's good friend & M.D., Chief Economist of Morgan Stanley Dean
Witter, who explains what actually happens when an economy changes structurally
. He compares experiences of different countries and at the end he
mentioned the influence on China and the Chinese economists.
Actually, during the past 8-10 years, HK 's experiencing such change. The
downturn of the economy caused by such change and other international issues're
out of HKSAR govt.'s control. Strong as the States, Germany & Japan, they
all had and still have experience on their recessions. That's the point I think
we need to have someone well-accepted to voice out and re-establish the Govt.'s
image.
Furthermore, once the rate-hikes commence, the interest on the U.S.country-wide
debts would be higher and higher and sooner than expected, will drag or halt
its economy. So it's much better for China/HK to pick up asap before our
export-oriented/led growth decelerate.
Looking forward to meet you again to offer different perspective in looking at
& the follow-up on some macro- and micro- socionomic issues.
Regards,
George
----- Original Message -----
From:
To:
Cc:
Sent: Saturday, April 24, 2004 1:25 AM
Subject: Proposal RE: "9+2"
Dear TK,
I refer to our discussion yesterday morning in ur office and would like to
summarise the major points for ur consideration, as follows:-
1.HKSAR Gov't have to accept there're necessary costs in order to properly
commence/finish the "9+2" in order to achieve the major goals -
(a) successfully liaise, plan, formulate, coordinateand progress, complete all
identifiable and workable projects within certain pre-determined criteria and
time-frame, in priority
(b) to get the necessary cooperation among various regions/province/ministries
in Beijing
(c) to get the full support of the whole SAR communities as well as neigboring
communities, as the time resource is extremely limited and the extent extremely
huge when comparing just to HKSAR.( approximates a EU but far backwards)
(d) Beijing would closely gauge HK's progress to rate our efficiency,
flexibility as the overall results.
(e) how can we maintain free speech/democratic actions in a less confronting
environment/situation. HK is still the biggest showcase for such action(s)
which are our uniqueness, value and culture here ( just the same as many big
international cities ) and shows the openness & ready to hear, discuss
nature of Beijing central gov't.
(f) through the platform of CEPA & "9+2" would help the mainland
in several areas such as
-creation of jobs for the ever-increasing umployment due to various reasons ;
-to tamper the problem of uneven income between rural and urbanized areas
-thru' better coordination/integration of proper work/services allocation, can
lead higher disposable income thus vigorise consumer spending and also raise
the % share of the service sector weighting in the total GDP.(more desired
segregation of
sectors which contributes a more robust & sustainable economy)
(g)better counter-measures to combat inequality in benefits, opportunities and
education, as well as
(h)the help to the SME which are considered the backbone of the economy and
it's most resilient during the good & bad times.
2. Personally, I think the relationship with the :
- the increasingly "hot" D-Democrats, and their supporters, the
general public,
- the confronting P-Patriotics and their supporters,
- the neigbouring communnities' officials and the general public there,
- Beijing High officials
- and our own SAR Government officials, should be much upgraded so that focused
effort can produce the results Beijing wants.
3. I notice that quite a large no. of latest publications edited/compiled with
genuine bold ideas, in the China.org.cn-Big 5 edition and many Central Govt's
think-tanks, specialized bodies' publications have the necessary blue prints
for the modernization/sustainable development of China .
All these blue prints may very much suitable to be our guidelines with specific
time-frames and priorities.
Hope these may provide the platform for our projects as well as conveying the
ideas to the resisting or confronting groups.
4. As the projects're of such a magnitude that we don't even dream of,
extremely huge no. of talents, in tens of thousands or even millions from
local( civil servants and private sectors), overseas, neigbouring areas, the
existing intellectuals and even some opposing parties members should be
included. Recognition and Respect plus sharing of responsibilties &
accountabilities always work wonders.
Also the existing gov't staff must need to proportionately enlarge, thru'
employment or outsourcing or engagement of specialized consultants.( bearing in
mind the time frame, the enormous magnitude, quality and the nature of the
projects)
5.For the kind of work to be accomplished, the total project costs and the
subsequent revenues bring along, I think it warrants to be far more agressive
in our budget proposal and sometimes, even deficit spending can be considered.
In order to get the buy-in of the Democrats/Patriotics/Neighouring regional
gov't official/ the general public and even Beijing, special Commission/ Dept/
Semi-gov't bogies and so on together with Image-building and PR/HR/other
specialised Consultants should be established to help release the burden from
our officials.
6. Besides 5. a large no. of reknown mediators , who're well-received scholars,
intellectuals, professionals with neutral mindsets can be invited to follow up
on the buy-in of the various non-conforming parties/general public by
explaining the imminent situation and urgency of the projects. Such that the
responsible SAR official may have ample time in planning and dealing their
(9+2) works
7. During this difficult time in securing necessary funding for many highly
desirable infrastucture projects may slow down the overal peogress of the
project. To help arragement of such not only solve their problem, yet promote
HK's status as a leader and will not cause much harm to the existing mainland
banking system.
8. Educate HK citizens to take jobs in the "9+2" for transfering of
knowledge/experience that can promote our influence to those regions &
their people to accept our culture, value, integrity anfd other merits.
When the more than 400M of the people pick up to standard and quality of living
quite close to us, I think the economy will be somewhere near that of EU and
thus sustained prosperity can be assured for many decades.
Pls let me have your comments and where & when I can be of help.
Regards,
George.
>
----- Original Message -----
> From: "annageor"
> To: "Lam K.K." ;
"Chi Wang TE"
> Cc:
> Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 4:05 PM
> Subject: Re: Fw: Possible Solution for Lack of Accommodation for The
> Mainland Tourist in the Forthcoming Months (Confidential)
>
>
>> Dear All,
>>
>> Wondering why you take so much time to make up your mind in holding a
>> meeting in respect to the captioned ?
>>
>> You all should know the words incorporating " FLATION ".
"FLATION" by
> itself
>> is not a word in the dictionary. But several words, by adding prefixes
to
>> it, have been created :-
>>
>>
Inflation
Deflation
>>
Stagnflation
Disinflation
>>
>>
Hyperflation
Reflation
>> Retroflation
>>
>> I learn from the Government announcements that we've been in deflation
for
>> 57 months in a row. If their CPI definition isn't too far away from
those
>> as taught in common economics, I see it as a falling or decreasing
CPI,
> thus
>> producing negative percentage growth rate. There's less money
available to
>> chase available goods & services and thus spiral-down prices
without
>> bargaining power.
>>
>> Shouldn't we take appropriate action(s) to take advantage(s) of the
CEPA &
>> influx of mainland tourists to shift to the necessary mild
inflationary
>> condition.( Before the U.S. economy's getting worse) ( References :-
Bob
>> Prechter's "Conquer the Crash"; Richard Russell's Dow Theory
Letters ;
> Harry
>> Schultz's HSL ; Mark Faber's GloomDoomBoom.com ; Doug Noland's
>> PrudentBear.com ; Ed. Bugo's Safe Haven Preservation of Capital, &
>> CbsMatchwatch's the Callandra Report. As to the U.S. Federal debts,
pls
>> refer to thepublicdebt.com of the U.S. Treasury Dept., which would
> probably
>> show you something around USD 6.8 Trillion in federal debt, with
federal deficits
> in
>> the order of $600Billion -$1 Trillion)
>>
>> And shouldn't we try to shed some pressure from the beating yuan ?
>>
>> Best Regards,
>>
>> George
>>
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Chi Wang TE"
>> To: "annageor"
>> Sent: Saturday, August 23, 2003 12:04 PM
>> Subject: Re: Fw: Possible Solution for Lack of Accommodation for The
>> Mainland Tourist in the Forthcoming Months (Confidential)
>>
>>
>> >
>> > Dear Mr. Luk,
>> >
>> > Thank you for your email of today. We would be
grateful if you could
>> > submit your suggestions in writing for Financial Secretary's ease
of
>> > reference please. Thank you.
>> >
>> > Best regards,
>> >
>> > Chi-wang Te
>> > Assistant Secretary
>> > Financial Secretary's Office
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>
"annageor"
>>
>
To:
>>
>>
>
com>
cc:
>>
>>
>
Subject: Fw:
> Possible
>> Solution for Lack of
>>
>
23/08/2003
11:42
Accommodation for
> The
>> Mainland Tourist in the
>>
>
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Forthcoming Months
>> (Confidential)
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>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > Dear Henry,
>> >
>> > I'd like to apologize for my negligence in forwarding the
captioned
> email
>> > to Donald, which I intend to send to you.
>>
>
>> > The following's the content of the previous mail, pls take it as
top
>> > priority and confidential. The case's been delayed for quite a
while as
>> > beside the 2 below-mentioned offices, quite some others I've
approached
>> have
>> > cause some unnecessary delay. And we need to get it ready before
the
>> Mainland’s Golden
>> > Holidays ASAP.
>> >
>> > The idea's including the Reits have been considered over a year
among my
>> > close friends and I have a friend who can communicate to top guys
in
> both
>> > Guangdong and Beijing, he tells that we at HK should take action
>> immediately
>> > without delay.
>> >
>> > Cheers & good health to all !!!
>> >
>> > George Luk
>> >
>> > P.S.I've no intention to include emails to others, but just let
you know
>> > I've been struggling to get the right persons to sort things out
soonest
>> > and fair to all parties.
>> > Some of the links might not work if they're not archived by the
sites.
>> >
>> >
>> > ----- Original Message -----
>> > From: annageor
>> > To:
>> > Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 5:40 PM
>> > Subject: Possible Solution for Lack of Accommodation for The
Mainland
>> > Tourist in the Forthcoming Months (Confidential)
>> >
>> > Dear Financial Secretary ( Mr. Henry Tang),
>> >
>> > I've been studing the solution for possible lack of hotel rooms
HK when
>> the
>> > Disneyland's being completed in 2005 and the sudden increase of
>> Mainlanders
>> > since 2 years ago due to insreasing nos. of wealthier
Mainlanders.
>> >
>> > Hope to have a chance to discuss with you personally as the
subject's
>> > becoming more and more imminent
>> > and people here in HK're suffering from too many problems,
particularly
>> > financial ones.
>> >
>> > My suggestions'll get immediate solution to many parties :-
>> >
>> > 1) the tourism industry,
>> > 2) the hotelliers,
>> > 3) the HK retail shoppers in general,
>> > 4) the far too many vacant units in HK,
>> > 5) the residential units' owners,
>> > 6) the local developers,
>> > 7) the banks &
>> > 8) the healthier income to the Govt. to combat the deficit etc.
>> >
>> > The following's just for your info. only and pls treat with the
> strictest
>> > confidence.
>> >
>> > Cgeers & good health !!!
>> >
>> > George Luk
>> >
>> > P.S. Hope to have your response soonest.
>> >
>> >
>> > "" Dear Selina,
>> >
>> > The following's fyi only. Pls
treat this as highly confidential.
>> >
>> > Actually I've got a plan in
mind to help both the HK tourism
> (hotel
>> > rooms
>> > for excessive increase of
tourists within a very short time) & the
>> > local
>> > developers, which involves
some near- to mid-term revision of some
>> > regulations of the hotel
accommodations.
>> >
>> > Shall we talk ? you can reach
me email
>> > , pls don't
reply directly as I've left
>> > Swire Properties.
>> >
>> > Cheers & good health !!
>> >
>> > George
>> >
>> > ----- Original Message -----
>> > From: "George Luk"
>> > To:
>> > Cc:
>> > Sent: Monday, January 27,
2003 1:11 PM
>> > Subject: The Idea of A Pearl
River Delta Metropolis
>> >
>> >
>> > > Dear Mr. Lau,
>> > >
>> > > I refer to the several
telecons with your Ms Au.
>> > >
>> > > 2 topics've put forward.
>> > > (1) The rising Gold
price in the last 1- 1/2 yrs. since the low
> at
>> > Apr.,
>> > > 2001 with the falling
USD in the past few months.
>> > > (2) The relationship of
HK and the PRD regions :
>> > > (a) I've suggested to
some local Developers to voice out the
>> > feasibility
>> > of
>> > > the 24-hrs cross-border
issue and participation to the tender of
>> the
>> > 3
>> > > largest lots land
auction in Shenzhen.
>> > > (b) I propose to see if
some of my friends can be of help in the
>> > closer
>> > > cooperation/relationship
among HKSAR and the Region.
>
>> > > George
